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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1931

Page

4

Suspects Questioned in Sheriff Killing Bank Robbery Plot

Batesville Arkansas report notes two men and a woman detained for questioning after a red sedan linked to the West Flavis Missouri Sheriff C R Kelly murder case. West Plains details reveal a planned bank hold up tied to a Tulsa gang and a hiding place found two miles south of Thayer Missouri with a bank interior plan. Arrested youth Robert Gross, connected to Memphis and Jonesboro, is reported by Paragould businessmen as a potential witness or confederate.

Batesville Ark C. R. Kelly West Flavis Missouri West Plains C. Roy Kelly First National Bank Tulsa Okla Thayer First ‘National Bank I ‘Bank Robert Gross Gross Perie Mhétwaen Jetesboro,vArk Busiss Paragould Bend Robert Oss Memphis Ten Arkanage M. College Jonesboro

Santa Letters Move Wanderers to Write

A Hope Star editor recounts a wandering writer composing this Santa Claus letters feature. The piece highlights children’s prayers and desires for practical gifts, urging readers to remember the poor and reflect on kindness during Christmas week.

Santa Star

Bird Roofing Car on Display Here

Bird Roofing display arrives at Hope Retail Lumber Yard in Hapel as Bird & Son shows the Expanse Demonstration Car. Chicago rep G. Wikelund and Bird & Son state rep B. Jorris headline a Monday visit with Mehreveport origin, illustrating how the car expands to form a portable salesroom for Bird Asphalt Roofings and related products.

Hapel Bird & Son Hope Retail Lumber Yard Lumiber Yard Aytors G. Wikelund Chicago Hope Mehreveport B. Jorris Marshall Field & Co Mied & Son U. S George Washingyn East Canada Harbin Hope Retail Lumime Yard

Prompt Action on Hoover Reconstruction Plan

Senate leaders from both parties met with President Hoover at the White House to pledge prompt action after Christmas on a proposed half billion dollar reconstruction corporation. Hoover urged earliest consideration to boost national prosperity.

Washington Senate Hoover White House

School Girl Found In Hotel After Disappearance

Virginia Penfield, a 43 year old school girl who vanished last Thursday was found Monday at the Narragansett Hotel in Providence Rhode Island. Her father has been advised she arrived there dazed and ill.

Philadelphia Virginia Penfield Narraganset Hotel Providence Rhode Island

Many New Cotton Uses Discovered

George A. Sloan of the Cotton-Textile Institute outlined a worldwide push for new cotton applications. He cited U S progress in fabric design, European interest, and uses from letterheads to menus. International exchanges include England, France, Germany, Spain, and Egypt.

New York George A. Sloan The Cotton-Textile Institute Europe South America Canada Far East Victoria and Albert Museum London United States England France Holland Switzerland Egypt Spain Texas South Carolina Germany India Burnley Lancashire

Two Brothers Held After Store Burglary Attempt in Linden

J Z and Sa Starnes, brothers from Dallas, were jailed in Cass County on charges tied to an attempted burglary at Howe Wholesale Grocery in Linden. Three men attempted to load merchandise onto a truck. a fourth fled as bullets were fired by night watchman Lee Jett and Deputy Sheriff John Baucum. Only one entered the store, others guarded outside. a third man escaped. Both brothers denied involvement, truck and car had fictitious Dallas licenses, and numbers were altered.

Atlanta Texas J. Z Sa Starnes Dallas Cass County Linden Howe Wholesale Grocery’ Company Lee Jett John Baucum Jett Baucum Sam Starnes Ode Linden Ludie Roberts T. A. Hows Nat Cartwright Cartwright

Grape cuttings offered at cost to South Arkansas farmers

The Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station plans to distribute several thousand pruned grape cuttings at actual cost to farmers in South Arkansas. Last year, 700 farmers received cuttings. About 75 varieties are tested to identify best for home and commercial use, with 20 to 30 cuttings mailed on request for 25 cents to cover costs.

Fruit and Truck Branch ExPeriment Station South Arkansas G. W. Ware Hope Hubbard Herbert Campbell Earry Daisy Niagara Ellen Scott Delaware Sam Damtron Concord Fruit and Truck Branch Hupe

Masonic Lodge Meeting Postponed to Later Date

A Masonic Lodge meeting announced for Monday night December 21 has been postponed to a later date. The notice came from W. M. A. J. Neighbours who spoke in the announcement.

Masonic Lodge A.J. Neighbours W. M

Famous Captain Cooley Dies Aboard river steamer legend Ouachita

Captain L. V. Cooley aged 16? died in New Orleans hospital after being stricken in Columbia Louisiana while en route from Camden. He guided the steamer Ouachita revival of river traffic to Camden, famed for decades. Survived by widow Sophie and four children Sophie, Esther, Laveriette, and Henry B. Cooley.

Gamden L. V. Cooley Ouachita Camden New Orleans Columbia Captain Cooley Roark Bradford America Mark Twain Carden Arkansas Sophie Bell Sophie Cooley Sophie Wright Esther Cruley Natchitoches Normal School Laverviette Slidell Henry B. Cooley State Highway Department

Three Ohioans killed at a railroad crossing

Three men from Frankfort Ohio were killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at a crossing near Roxabell Ohio. The victims were Donald Hyer Dejana Hyer and Harl Davis all aged 25 to 30. Davis and Daluna Hyer were married.

Chillicothe Ohio Frankfort Baltimore and Hil Roxabell Here Donald Hyer Dejona Hyex Harl Davis

Goodfellows Club Adds Members to Reach 211

Ten more names joined the Goodfellows roll over the weekend increasing membership to 211 for the season. Funds from gifts will be used by Mrs. Arch Moore and her committee to buy and distribute Christmas Eve presents to the city’s needy. Donations of farm produce are welcomed and may be sent to Mem. Moore and committee.

Goodfellows Club Arch Moore Goodfellows

Canadian youth kills mother and sister then commits suicide

In Alberta near Rumsey, 16-year-old Robert Tolman shot his mother L. G. Tolman and 6-year-old Teresa Tolman, then killed himself. A letter found by his father after the tragedy contained his confession and a note claiming his parents were the best. Police seek motive as relatives recount the events and a denied Christmas party may have sparked the tragedy.

Robert Rumsey

Move to Give Wheat to Charity in U S

A Senate committee moved to lift restrictions between the hungry and the Farm Board's vast wheat stockpile. With board approval, the Agriculture Committee backed a measure to donate 40,000,000 bushels to charity amid a 189,000,000 bushel reserve from stabilization actions and foreign sales.

U. S Washington A_ senate coimue Farm Board Stone Agriculture Commmittee Ebon

Man Who Shot Constable La Week Is S Man

Washington bulletins report Cotton crop ginned totals for the year with Arkansas ginning figures. Milan Italy notes the death of Arnaldo Mussolini at 46 after leaving Popolo D’Italia. Piggott Arkansas records death of State Senator Raymond E. Spence from pneumonia. Little Rock notes Ashton G Sadier named deputy clerk of the supreme court to replace late J Harry Campbell, effective January 1.

Little Rock Ashton G. Sadier van Buren Supreme Court J. Harry Campbell

Petition on Bank Records Granted in Hempstead Chancery

The petition to liquidate the defunct Arkansas Bank & Trust Co. and require an itemized statement of all receipts and disbursements was granted by Chancellor C. E. Johnson in Hempstead chancery court Washington Monday morning. Plaintiffs are A. C. Monts John Kent and others. The hearing was postponed due to absent representation.

Spain Arkansas Bank & Trust Co C. E. Johnson Hempstead Chancery Court Washington Hempstead A. C. Monts John Kent Monroe & Carrigan Atkins Harry Lemley the Star Monts E. F. McFaddin A. A. Gentry

Carrigan to Lead Democratic Drive

The Democratic National Committee named Steve Carrigan of Hope to chair the 1932 state victory fund drive starting January 14. Allan Kennedy will serve as a minute man in Fort Smith, with other district leaders to be chosen by Carrigan. The committee emphasized the state's need to meet the campaign quota amid tough economic conditions.

Washington D. C Vhe Democratic National Committee Steve Carrigan Hope Allan Kennedy Arkansas Fort Smith Carrigan National Committee Democratic Party

Booneville Gunfire Slays Constable and Deputies

In Booneville Arkansas, an armed assailant believed to be the slayer of Constable Montmore Paris shot and killed two deputized citizens in the Rat Cafe early Monday. Creekmore was killed after stopping a car linked to liquor hunting. A man identified only as Wilson opened fire, wounding Creekmore before he died. Police pursue the suspect, while a second man was wounded. Further details sketchy amid chaotic morning.

Booneville Ark Montmore Paris Creekmore Wilson

Cotton market holds steady with higher December quotes

Memphis reports December 12 to 18 trading showed a steady undertone with prices about one eighth of a cent higher than December 11. Demand remained moderate as buyers queried the lower grade cotton due to ginning after bad weather. Spot sales reached 169,945 bales, while domestic consumption in November totaled 428,870 bases. Stocks in consuming establishments stood at 1.4 million bales on November 30.

Memphis U. S. Department Agriculture Bureau of the Census

Restraining Order Blocks Cotton Freight Rate Cuts

Federal Judge Martineau signed a temporary restraining order at Little Rock blocking the Arkansas Railroad Commission from lowering freight rates on cotton hauled by Arkansas railroads. The order, issued December 9 and effective December 16 for a month, applies to uncompressed cotton at a rate of one dollar five cents per bale to ease shipments by rail.

Little Rock Arkansas Railroad Commission Martineau

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